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rainy-season

South Tangerang breaks October record at nearly 40 degrees
Jakarta 2 years ago

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South Tangerang breaks October record at nearly 40 degrees

BMKG shared the information on it’s Instagram account, @infobmkg, also noting significant temperature increases recorded at weather stations in Bandar Lampung, Banten, Surabaya, Central Sulawesi, South Sumatra and Semarang, among others.
Central Java rainy season to peak in January, February
Society 3 years ago

Central Java rainy season to peak in January, February

As floods hit regions in the northern coast of Central Java, Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) forecast the rainy season in the province would reach its peak in January and February.
Climate change takes bite out of Indonesia’s apple crop
Environment 3 years ago

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Climate change takes bite out of Indonesia’s apple crop

Erratic rains and rising temperatures hit harvests.
Disastrous year-end
Editorial 4 years ago

Disastrous year-end

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) has identified East Java as the most vulnerable to floods, followed by West Java, Central Java, North Sumatra and Riau.
Thousands evacuated, traffic disrupted as floods hit Jakarta at rainy season peak
City 5 years ago

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Thousands evacuated, traffic disrupted as floods hit Jakarta at rainy season peak

The floodwater reached up to 2.5 meters in several parts of Jakarta, forcing residents to evacuate to nearby safe places.
Floods trigger power outages, evacuations in Indonesia's capital
City 5 years ago

Floods trigger power outages, evacuations in Indonesia's capital

Floods, heavy rain and power outages led people to evacuate their homes in parts of Indonesia's capital on Monday, with the conditions -- worsened by the La Nina weather pattern -- expected to continue until March or April.
Task force asks public to stay at home during year-end holidays due to extreme weather
National 5 years ago

Task force asks public to stay at home during year-end holidays due to extreme weather

National COVID-19 task force chief Doni Monardol has advised the public to remain at home during the year-end holidays due to potential extreme weather in the next two to three weeks.
Weak demand persists despite jump in November inflation
Business 5 years ago

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Weak demand persists despite jump in November inflation

Core inflation fell further to 1.67 percent yoy in November, the weakest since 2004 when BPS started keeping records of the indicator.
Thousands of houses submerged as North Sumatra flood cuts off cities, regencies
National 5 years ago

Thousands of houses submerged as North Sumatra flood cuts off cities, regencies

Torrential rainfall since Friday caused the Padang River in Tebing Tinggi to overflow, submerging nearby houses and streets. The water had not receded by Sunday.
Whirlwind damages hundreds of homes in Bekasi
City 5 years ago

Whirlwind damages hundreds of homes in Bekasi

Bekasi municipality and regency have prepared shelter for residents whose homes were heavily damaged by a small tornado.
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